Article | REF: D4705 V1

Medium-voltage switching techniques

Author: Serge THÉOLEYRE

Publication date: November 10, 1999 | Lire en français

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    9. Comparison and development of different techniques

    9.1 Fields of application

    Today, in the LV field, airborne magnetic cut-off is, except in a few rare cases, the only one used.

    In HV and EHV, the SF 6 cut-off technique is practically the only one used.

    For MT, where all techniques can be used, those of cutting in SF 6 and in vacuum have replaced those in air, for reasons of cost and size (figure 30 ), and those in oil, for reasons of reliability, safety and reduced maintenance (table...

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